Pulse v7 — Scan bar
Thick orange slabs stack and bend like pulled taffy, a blue undertow swirling beneath where the deepest layers lag behind.
Heavy orange slabs fold over one another like bent taffy, and underneath them a blue swirl marks where the oldest layers trail. The whole mass swings as one body rather than radiating as spokes.
It is the heaviest cut of the scans: stroke weight only drops by half across the stack instead of collapsing to a point, so the pile reads as solid bent bars rather than tapering glow. Three vertical chords rock around the centre while the radius pumps, and the deep passes trail the fresh ones just enough to mould the fold.
